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"If you appeared in the garden and removed the black
dress and he saw the snow of -" |
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"Mother, you'd be surprised how many people in this world
have to bear the unbearable" |
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"I understand, Mashenka, I once went to Yevgeny's clinic
and I - I said, 'Take me, take me.'" |
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"Which he did and discarded you soon for another." |
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"Pay no attention to that pretentios, vicious old lecher." |
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"A man who speaks contemptuosly of a lovely girl's tragedy
in life... he's not a man, he's not a human being, he's some kind of monster" |
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"here it is, it contains a story of mine and one of yours"
"Which do you prefer?"
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"And you, Pyotr Nikolayevich, don't tell
me you're still ailing." |
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"I had written him that unless I was satisfied with my
costumes - I would appear stark naked." |
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"When the weather's this violent it wears itself out
and clear weather returns the next day." |
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"I've heard of your succes, I'm happy for you - you're not happy
for yourself?"
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There's a passage in Turgenev that goes: 'Happy the man who
on such a night has a roof over his head, who has a warm corner of his own.'" |
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"The audience, seeing nothing, would say, 'There's nothing
to see.'" |
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"My years of attachment to him involved a child." |
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"Yes, I know what it's like to write abominably, Nina." |
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"...fluttered a bit, then - it was still, it was very
still" |
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"I've always suspected that a good deal of malice is
passed off as teasing." |
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"A duet?" |
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Dorn: "Irina, how many bows did you take at the opening
night in Odessa?" |
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